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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 9

Convincing Evidence of the Superiority of Superphosphate Extract from the N.Z. Journal of Agriculture, 20th May, 1922, page 285, giving results of Pasture TopDressing Experiments Conducted by the Department of.Agriculture at Te Kuiti:The fertilisers were applied on Bth and 9th September last. . These dates were late for slowly soluble fertilisers such as raw rock phosphate aud basic slag, but this was unavoidable without missing in AugustTast 6- E *WM °nly made t0 the Dement The field was shut up in October, and cut and weighed as hay B„tT; The wfgJ""S «.^Piea two days, and wa? completed on 16th January. The following table gives the first season's results after the grass was made mto hay, and the yields thus recorded:— A-y_p.| ___"•" Pe tM „t. ', PSr 8 f . Acre. of three age yield [ due to — » Plots Fertiliser Sf ? k , No manure |232 20 100 0 Basic slag .. .. 3 cwt . 2 9 016 123 0 i>Vn Superphosphate .. 3 cwt. 41 019 ms nl'_ Rock phosphate .. 3 cwt. 29 13 _g"S _H , Superphosphate .. 3 cwt. J 23,6 Ground limestone ..I 1 ton ( { 41 2 17 17*0 n X n ' Rock phosphate ..] 3 cwt. M * 759 Ground limestone .. 1 ton (271 17 115.7 15 7 QUICKEST and BEST RESULTS obtained from SUPERPHOSPHATE Every unit of Water Soluble Phosphate in Superphosphate is available as plant food immediately after application. Full supply of Superphosphate (all grade,) available from all Merchant, and Storekeepers, or direct from the Manufacturers.

UDDER! NE- :£ffl Price2/6bot. UdderineSyringe4/6 f|\ \ " Wlf I^^W Mr. M. WEBB, Koputuroa, write..— J|flf|l^^ "' l f_W another bottle of Udderine. The first bottle I_t IZZZZIZ-IZZII "ltffTN^ *jm" v__\*\_r__Br completely cured one cow with affected J--------------I II 11 4_f V__T Cl^^S 21 *?? Rr Sore and GackedTeats a^fwOL Cow-Pox and Wounds " SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY COW-SHED ■** and used on the first sign of sore or SoldbyallChemi.i.andStores. If CTacked teat*, CUt* Or SGraftctok 1-' IZZT:fto!:iZ P 7:: rl°^ Antiseptic, Soothing, Coating and Heating tZ&tll&Z °D *" ** S°W in *"* 1/6* I,b' *n * 2>6 THE FIRST APPLICATION WILL SURPRISE YOU __rf BPl^,^hl. Mr' THOMAS WHITEFIELD, Holrianga, writes :— aAvtJ^a. *'* have received the tin of Animol for sore and cracked __r mffi__t\ teats, and have only had occasion to use it a few tiroes. m JAB^vEnaLm. *^c resu'l was simply marvellous as after a few applications S m the teats quickly healed." # ffl fl I&SK * m K'* F* CORNWALL, the well-known Jersey Breeder, Bell Jf _ r r^ ,sffi_*_i__ /_#Bi!fet____ Block, Taranaki, writes:— m k^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L\ "* aye muc^ p^easure 'n *talm ß l«at °f aM the various MjS^^^S^^^wl remeaies I have tried for cow-pox and split teats, I have fi mmWm^^^^WmSßwS^ nCVCr- ha<* anyt^ing c l^e «atisfaction that Sykes's Animol P If^ll^^^©_f____ll^^^*s^S glven,me* n my estimation no dairyman should be S^^^^S^^^^^^^^J SYKES'S VETERINARY EMBROCATION li '^^^^Y^^ s3 ag^^::^_^.W The «PProved treatment (or Hard, Swollen and Inflamed w \^*^rp^^2^"^^P^^a^^^j W Udders, reduces the inflammation and risk ot blind quarters to 1 / afi___Es * min'nium» ea,ay »PP>»ed. Price, 2/5 per bottla f 9 *• SYKES, Veterinary Chemist New Plymouth as^J^p^igißiiiHiiiaiiiiiiimiiiiiijij

An agreeable aperient for ladies, children and infants is Sharland's Fluid Magnesia. Sweetens the stomach. Cooling and health-giving.— -Advt. A sure and pleasant specifics for removing worms is Wade's Worm Fies.— Advt.